Sentence examples for been jeopardized by one from inspiring English sources

The bridge was rated as structurally deficient and could have been jeopardized by one severe storm.

"Bowing to societal pressures, they've lifted brows, tightened skin, filled laugh lines, and realigned proportions," Hammer observed, "all to stretch careers that would have otherwise been jeopardized by simply looking one's age".

This cooperation has now been jeopardized by the assault on Mumbai.

Democrats retained several seats that had been jeopardized by retirements -- in New York, New Jersey and Nebraska.

However, the reliability of these findings may have been jeopardized by inconsistent participant screening and assessment methods.

Conservation of endangered species, both free-living and captive, has been jeopardized by infectious disease outbreaks in the past (10 ).

Global control of tuberculosis (TB) has been jeopardized by 2 major threats: HIV/AIDS and multidrug-resistant TB (MDR TB).

One lawsuit that could be jeopardized by the immunity bill has been brought by the families of eight of the people killed in the Washington-area sniper shootings.

In one case, the two partners were being jeopardized by the poor performance of their third partner.

Thus, there appears to be incompatibility caused by the fact that on the one hand direct postoperative stability is improved, whereas on the other hand long-term bone quality is jeopardized by a stem extension.

His participation on the record relay, however, was jeopardized by horrific news just before the race.